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Kaufman Center is New York’s creative home for listeners, learners and performers. Founded in 1952 as a community school for pre-conservatory music training, Kaufman Center is home to Lucy Moses School, Merkin Concert Hall and Special Music School.

Lucy Moses School at Kaufman Center

Goodman House129 West 67th StreetNew York, NY 10023T 212 501 3360F 212 874 7865E lucymosesschool@ kaufman-center.orgwww.kaufman-center.org/lms

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1WeLcome from the director!

Welcome to Lucy Moses School, New York’s largest community arts school!

We’ve been giving thousands of adults and children of all ages and skill

levels the opportunity to make music, theater and dance a part of their

lives for more than 50 years. Whether you’re exploring a new interest or

returning to a lifelong passion, you’ll find classes and private lessons to fit

your schedule and level of experience. Our faculty members are caring

teachers who are devoted to sharing their love of music and the performing

arts with each of their students.

Lucy Moses School specializes in making the arts fun and accessible for

both serious students and casual learners with a range of courses, classes

and opportunities encouraging all ages and abilities to participate. Our

teachers are available when you are: Class schedules are flexible enough

to fit into your busy schedule, and our instructors can even come to your

home for private lessons. Students enjoy regular opportunities to perform

and hear fellow students in a variety of settings.

Discover for yourself why Lucy Moses School is considered of the finest

community music and performing arts schools in the United States. I invite

you to stop by an open house, attend one of our many free concerts or talk

with our students. Come join us!

Dr. Igal Kesselman

Director, Lucy Moses School

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2 3 PagePrivate Lessons 3group Instruction 3Jazz 8ensembles 11Music appreciation 14Musicianship 15Dalcroze 17

PriVate LeSSonSPrivate lessons are the best way to develop your music skills, whether you are a beginning, intermediate or advanced student. Studying one-on-one provides you with the individual attention of a master teacher who is supportive and motivating. Placement occurs in consultation with the adult Division Manager, who will select the teacher best suited for your level, interests, goals and schedule. Private lessons are also excellent preparation for playing with others in a chamber music setting. Performance opportunities are provided through studio recitals as well as public concerts in ann goodman Recital Hall.

SCHeDULeD ReCITaL DaTeSSUN 12/16 at 5:30 pmSUN 3/17 at 5:30 pmSUN 6/2 at 5:30 pmSUN 6/16 at 5:30 pm

30-, 45- and 60-minute lessons are available in piano (classical and jazz), voice (all styles), strings, woodwinds, brass, guitar (all styles) and percussion. adult students may register for 7 or 14 lessons at a time; registration is ongoing. We offer at-home lessons through our Mobile Teachers Program. Please call for information about faculty and tuition.

grouP inStructiongroup lessons are a relaxed way to learn to sing or to try out an instrument in small classes. Our group instructors combine warmth, enthusiasm and superb musicianship to help you realize your dreams of making music. group class repertoire includes classical, folk, rock and popular standards.

THe FIDDLe gROOVe: MaRK O’CONNOR VIOLIN MeTHODThe Mark O’Connor violin method includes musical literature that represents all of the americas (Mexico, Canada and every region of the United States) and a multitude of musical styles, including classical, folk, Latin, rock and ragtime. This class will cover the fiddle tunes in the first volume of method book beginning with “Boil ‘em Cabbage Down.” You will discuss the historical background of each song and learn beginning improvisational skills that coincide with each tune. Prerequisite: competency in at least the first half of Suzuki book one or equivalent

MON 6–7 pmfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21) Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Sarah Charness14 weeks: $395

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2 3 PagePrivate Lessons 3group Instruction 3Jazz 8ensembles 11Music appreciation 14Musicianship 15Dalcroze 17

PriVate LeSSonSPrivate lessons are the best way to develop your music skills, whether you are a beginning, intermediate or advanced student. Studying one-on-one provides you with the individual attention of a master teacher who is supportive and motivating. Placement occurs in consultation with the adult Division Manager, who will select the teacher best suited for your level, interests, goals and schedule. Private lessons are also excellent preparation for playing with others in a chamber music setting. Performance opportunities are provided through studio recitals as well as public concerts in ann goodman Recital Hall.

SCHeDULeD ReCITaL DaTeSSUN 12/16 at 5:30 pmSUN 3/17 at 5:30 pmSUN 6/2 at 5:30 pmSUN 6/16 at 5:30 pm

30-, 45- and 60-minute lessons are available in piano (classical and jazz), voice (all styles), strings, woodwinds, brass, guitar (all styles) and percussion. adult students may register for 7 or 14 lessons at a time; registration is ongoing. We offer at-home lessons through our Mobile Teachers Program. Please call for information about faculty and tuition.

grouP inStructiongroup lessons are a relaxed way to learn to sing or to try out an instrument in small classes. Our group instructors combine warmth, enthusiasm and superb musicianship to help you realize your dreams of making music. group class repertoire includes classical, folk, rock and popular standards.

THe FIDDLe gROOVe: MaRK O’CONNOR VIOLIN MeTHODThe Mark O’Connor violin method includes musical literature that represents all of the americas (Mexico, Canada and every region of the United States) and a multitude of musical styles, including classical, folk, Latin, rock and ragtime. This class will cover the fiddle tunes in the first volume of method book beginning with “Boil ‘em Cabbage Down.” You will discuss the historical background of each song and learn beginning improvisational skills that coincide with each tune. Prerequisite: competency in at least the first half of Suzuki book one or equivalent

MON 6–7 pmfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21) Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Sarah Charness14 weeks: $395

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4 5NeW! INTeRMeDIaTe gUITaR: SONgS OF THe BeaTLeSBuild your guitar skills through the music of the Fab Four! You’ll explore intermediate-level playing techniques through favorite tunes from the Beatles’ prolific song catalog. You just might catch Beatlemania! Basic knowledge of chords is required.

SUN 5–6 pmfall 10/14–2/3 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Chris Welcome12 weeks: $340

NeW! 5-STRINg BaNJOThe banjo is back! This versatile instrument finds its way into many styles of music, including bluegrass, folk, country, gospel, Irish dance and more. Join in the fun with our 5-String Banjo class! You’ll study fingerpicking and playing techniques while exploring introductory tunes in a small group setting. Please bring your own 5-string banjo.

MON 7–8 pmfall 10/29–1/14(no class 12/24, 12/31)Spring 3/4–5/20(no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Faculty10 weeks: $265

VOICeStudy vocal technique in a fun group setting. You will focus on the fundamentals of singing, including breathing and vocal support, while building performance skills. Bring your favorite songs!

SUN 2–3 pmfall 9/23–1/27 (no class 10/7, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/10–6/2 (no class 2/17, 3/31, 5/26)

MON 6:30–7:30 pmfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

Instructor: Ingrid Zeldin14 weeks: $395

BROaDWaY SINgINgYou CaN sing! Nurture, maintain and develop vocal skills in a relaxed and fun group that provides an opportunity to sing favorite musical theater songs in a warm and supportive setting. explore the rich repertoire of Broadway ranging from golden age classics to recent hits from Sondheim, Schwartz and andrew Lloyd Weber. all levels accepted.

THU 7–8 pmfall 10/25–1/17 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/9 (no class 3/28)Conductor: Shirley Perkins10 weeks: $265

FLUTeLearn the basic techniques of playing one of the oldest and most versatile wind instruments. Beginners as well as those with musical backgrounds in other instruments will learn the basics of tone production, breathing and technical facility and develop music reading skills. Repertoire will include classical, popular and folk melodies as well as ensemble playing.

WeD 7:30–8:30 pmfall 10/3–1/23 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Instructor: Valerie Holmes14 weeks: $395

gUITaR BaSICS These small classes are an excellent way to learn beginning guitar in a friendly, dynamic setting. Learn basic techniques, chords and chord progressions in a group environment. You will study different playing techniques and genres, including classical, folk and popular music. Improvisational techniques will be introduced. Please bring an acoustic or classical guitar to class.

SUN 4–5 pmfall 10/14–2/3 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)

MON 7–8 pmfall 10/15–1/14 (no class 12/24, 12/31)Spring 2/25–6/3 (no class 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

Instructor: Chris Welcome12 weeks: $340

RaISe YOUR VOICe IN SONg! If you love to sing, don’t miss:

JaZZ VOCaL WORKSHOP on p. 9

NaSHIR! THe ROTTeNBeRg CHORaLe on p. 12

OPeRa WORKSHOP on p. 13

SIgHT-SINgINg on p. 16

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4 5NeW! INTeRMeDIaTe gUITaR: SONgS OF THe BeaTLeSBuild your guitar skills through the music of the Fab Four! You’ll explore intermediate-level playing techniques through favorite tunes from the Beatles’ prolific song catalog. You just might catch Beatlemania! Basic knowledge of chords is required.

SUN 5–6 pmfall 10/14–2/3 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Chris Welcome12 weeks: $340

NeW! 5-STRINg BaNJOThe banjo is back! This versatile instrument finds its way into many styles of music, including bluegrass, folk, country, gospel, Irish dance and more. Join in the fun with our 5-String Banjo class! You’ll study fingerpicking and playing techniques while exploring introductory tunes in a small group setting. Please bring your own 5-string banjo.

MON 7–8 pmfall 10/29–1/14(no class 12/24, 12/31)Spring 3/4–5/20(no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Faculty10 weeks: $265

VOICeStudy vocal technique in a fun group setting. You will focus on the fundamentals of singing, including breathing and vocal support, while building performance skills. Bring your favorite songs!

SUN 2–3 pmfall 9/23–1/27 (no class 10/7, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/10–6/2 (no class 2/17, 3/31, 5/26)

MON 6:30–7:30 pmfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

Instructor: Ingrid Zeldin14 weeks: $395

BROaDWaY SINgINgYou CaN sing! Nurture, maintain and develop vocal skills in a relaxed and fun group that provides an opportunity to sing favorite musical theater songs in a warm and supportive setting. explore the rich repertoire of Broadway ranging from golden age classics to recent hits from Sondheim, Schwartz and andrew Lloyd Weber. all levels accepted.

THU 7–8 pmfall 10/25–1/17 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/9 (no class 3/28)Conductor: Shirley Perkins10 weeks: $265

FLUTeLearn the basic techniques of playing one of the oldest and most versatile wind instruments. Beginners as well as those with musical backgrounds in other instruments will learn the basics of tone production, breathing and technical facility and develop music reading skills. Repertoire will include classical, popular and folk melodies as well as ensemble playing.

WeD 7:30–8:30 pmfall 10/3–1/23 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Instructor: Valerie Holmes14 weeks: $395

gUITaR BaSICS These small classes are an excellent way to learn beginning guitar in a friendly, dynamic setting. Learn basic techniques, chords and chord progressions in a group environment. You will study different playing techniques and genres, including classical, folk and popular music. Improvisational techniques will be introduced. Please bring an acoustic or classical guitar to class.

SUN 4–5 pmfall 10/14–2/3 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)

MON 7–8 pmfall 10/15–1/14 (no class 12/24, 12/31)Spring 2/25–6/3 (no class 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

Instructor: Chris Welcome12 weeks: $340

RaISe YOUR VOICe IN SONg! If you love to sing, don’t miss:

JaZZ VOCaL WORKSHOP on p. 9

NaSHIR! THe ROTTeNBeRg CHORaLe on p. 12

OPeRa WORKSHOP on p. 13

SIgHT-SINgINg on p. 16

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6 7PIaNO PeRFORMaNCeIntermediate and advanced pianists will enhance performance skills in a supportive environment. Topics will include all aspects of preparing for performance: professional coaching on technique and style, stage presence, memorization techniques and exercises for overcoming performance anxiety. The class culminates in an end-of-semester performance.

THU 7:30–9 pmfall 10/18–1/24 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/30 (no class 3/28, 5/16)Instructor: Chaim Freiberg12 weeks: $325

IMPROVISaTION FOR aLL MUSICIaNSImprovisation fosters an immediate and meaningful relationship between you, your instrument and whatever style of music you choose to play. each class in this workshop series will present strategies, games and exercises to incorporate this powerful form of expression into your regular practice. Discover how the music you love can inspire your own improvisations and experience the thrill of improvising in an ensemble. Why should jazz players have all the fun? Open to instrumentalists and vocalists.

THU 1–2:15 pmfall 10/25–1/17 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/9 (no class 3/28)Instructor: Michael Joviala10 weeks: $340

FReeDOM & STRUCTURe:HOW TO TeaCH YOUNg PIaNO STUDeNTSa workshop for piano teachers looking to create exciting and interesting piano lessons for young beginners. Chaim Freiberg’s extensive experience and unique principles and techniques provide tools applicable to both group and individual instruction.

TUe 6–7:30 pmfall 10/23–11/13 Spring 2/26–3/19Instructor: Chaim Freiberg4 weeks: $115

NeW! FOR THe LOVe OF LeIDeR a study of classical art song in english, german, French and Italian from the 18th century to the present. Topics include musical and historical context, composer biographies, performance style, translation techniques, lyric diction and delivery, and analysis of poetry alongside the musical score. Collaboration between singer and pianist will also be explored. The course will culminate in a performance featuring songs and recitations of poetry.

WeD 6:30–7:45 PMfall 10/10–12/19(no class 11/21)Spring 2/6–4/24(no class 2/20, 3/27)Instructor: Nils Neubert10 weeks: $300

aRIa Da CaPOSingers are coached in presentation and dramatic interpretation of solo vocal repertoire, including arias, art songs and other works. This class culminates in a presentation.

MON 7:30–9 pmfall 10/22–11/26Spring 2/25–4/15 (no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Chaim Freiberg6 weeks: $175

PIaNO SKILLS FOR BegINNeRSLearn the basic skills of piano playing in an enjoyable group environment. In class, you will use your own state-of-the-art digital piano to learn note reading, rhythm, scales, basic chords and other tools essential to playing all styles of music. This is a great opportunity to prepare for private lessons or to keep up with your child. absolute beginners are welcome in Level I; Level II is intended for students who have completed Level I or have some previous piano experience.

THU 7–8 pm Level ITHU 8–9 pm Level IIfall 9/27–1/24 (no class 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/7–5/30 (no class 2/21, 3/28, 5/16)Instructor: Christine Yoon

WeD 6–7 pm Level IWeD 7–8 pm Level IIfall 10/3–1/23 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2, 1/15)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Instructor: Michael Ross

14 weeks: $395

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6 7PIaNO PeRFORMaNCeIntermediate and advanced pianists will enhance performance skills in a supportive environment. Topics will include all aspects of preparing for performance: professional coaching on technique and style, stage presence, memorization techniques and exercises for overcoming performance anxiety. The class culminates in an end-of-semester performance.

THU 7:30–9 pmfall 10/18–1/24 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/30 (no class 3/28, 5/16)Instructor: Chaim Freiberg12 weeks: $325

IMPROVISaTION FOR aLL MUSICIaNSImprovisation fosters an immediate and meaningful relationship between you, your instrument and whatever style of music you choose to play. each class in this workshop series will present strategies, games and exercises to incorporate this powerful form of expression into your regular practice. Discover how the music you love can inspire your own improvisations and experience the thrill of improvising in an ensemble. Why should jazz players have all the fun? Open to instrumentalists and vocalists.

THU 1–2:15 pmfall 10/25–1/17 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/9 (no class 3/28)Instructor: Michael Joviala10 weeks: $340

FReeDOM & STRUCTURe:HOW TO TeaCH YOUNg PIaNO STUDeNTSa workshop for piano teachers looking to create exciting and interesting piano lessons for young beginners. Chaim Freiberg’s extensive experience and unique principles and techniques provide tools applicable to both group and individual instruction.

TUe 6–7:30 pmfall 10/23–11/13 Spring 2/26–3/19Instructor: Chaim Freiberg4 weeks: $115

NeW! FOR THe LOVe OF LeIDeR a study of classical art song in english, german, French and Italian from the 18th century to the present. Topics include musical and historical context, composer biographies, performance style, translation techniques, lyric diction and delivery, and analysis of poetry alongside the musical score. Collaboration between singer and pianist will also be explored. The course will culminate in a performance featuring songs and recitations of poetry.

WeD 6:30–7:45 PMfall 10/10–12/19(no class 11/21)Spring 2/6–4/24(no class 2/20, 3/27)Instructor: Nils Neubert10 weeks: $300

aRIa Da CaPOSingers are coached in presentation and dramatic interpretation of solo vocal repertoire, including arias, art songs and other works. This class culminates in a presentation.

MON 7:30–9 pmfall 10/22–11/26Spring 2/25–4/15 (no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Chaim Freiberg6 weeks: $175

PIaNO SKILLS FOR BegINNeRSLearn the basic skills of piano playing in an enjoyable group environment. In class, you will use your own state-of-the-art digital piano to learn note reading, rhythm, scales, basic chords and other tools essential to playing all styles of music. This is a great opportunity to prepare for private lessons or to keep up with your child. absolute beginners are welcome in Level I; Level II is intended for students who have completed Level I or have some previous piano experience.

THU 7–8 pm Level ITHU 8–9 pm Level IIfall 9/27–1/24 (no class 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/7–5/30 (no class 2/21, 3/28, 5/16)Instructor: Christine Yoon

WeD 6–7 pm Level IWeD 7–8 pm Level IIfall 10/3–1/23 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2, 1/15)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Instructor: Michael Ross

14 weeks: $395

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8 9INTRODUCTION TO JaZZInstrumental and vocal students develop improvisational skills on their specific instruments by using basic scales and chords in conjunction with jazz repertoire.

SUN 2–3 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $265 ($215 for private lesson students)

JaZZ PIaNO WORKSHOPFor pianists with basic knowledge of scales and harmony, this course offers an opportunity to gain the skills needed for a variety of professional musical settings. elements covered include chording appropriate to diverse styles, such as bop, swing, Latin and modern jazz, as well techniques for developing new voicings, articulating the melody and improvising. You will have the opportunity to improve both as accompanists and soloists while comparing ideas with other students. The skills acquired in this course will benefit pianists participating in Jazz ensemble and Jazz Improv classes.

SUN 2–4 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Tardo Hammer12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)

JaZZ VOCaL WORKSHOPThis workshop is designed for singers of all levels. Topics include leading a band, writing lead sheets, selecting repertoire, communication with the audience and stage presence. an accompanist will be provided for each class, and the workshop will culminate in a recital (with rhythm section) at the end of the semester. Maximum of eight.

SUN 5–7 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Amy London12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)JaZZ

Directed by celebrated jazz guitarist Roni Ben-Hur, this unique program is designed for singers and instrumentalists of all levels, from beginners to advanced students. We offer ensemble classes as well as private instruction. Our faculty members are some of the top jazz musicians in the city, here to provide you with a fun and satisfying learning experience the likes of which can’t be found anywhere else in New York.

Recitals:SUN 1/27 & 5/19 at 5:30 pmMON 1/28 & 5/20 at 7 pm

JaZZ aPPReCIaTION:THe LISTeNINg eXPeRIeNCeFor music lovers of all kinds, whether trained performers or just avid listeners, this course investigates america’s most vibrant art form. Classic recordings by masters including Charlie Parker, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Billie Holiday, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis and others are explored in a way that makes the language of jazz readily understandable. While focusing on the enjoyment of the listening experience, we touch on elements such as instrumentation, the improvised solo, rhythm, form and repertoire.

SUN 1–2 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Tardo Hammer12 weeks: $265

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8 9INTRODUCTION TO JaZZInstrumental and vocal students develop improvisational skills on their specific instruments by using basic scales and chords in conjunction with jazz repertoire.

SUN 2–3 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $265 ($215 for private lesson students)

JaZZ PIaNO WORKSHOPFor pianists with basic knowledge of scales and harmony, this course offers an opportunity to gain the skills needed for a variety of professional musical settings. elements covered include chording appropriate to diverse styles, such as bop, swing, Latin and modern jazz, as well techniques for developing new voicings, articulating the melody and improvising. You will have the opportunity to improve both as accompanists and soloists while comparing ideas with other students. The skills acquired in this course will benefit pianists participating in Jazz ensemble and Jazz Improv classes.

SUN 2–4 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Tardo Hammer12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)

JaZZ VOCaL WORKSHOPThis workshop is designed for singers of all levels. Topics include leading a band, writing lead sheets, selecting repertoire, communication with the audience and stage presence. an accompanist will be provided for each class, and the workshop will culminate in a recital (with rhythm section) at the end of the semester. Maximum of eight.

SUN 5–7 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Amy London12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)JaZZ

Directed by celebrated jazz guitarist Roni Ben-Hur, this unique program is designed for singers and instrumentalists of all levels, from beginners to advanced students. We offer ensemble classes as well as private instruction. Our faculty members are some of the top jazz musicians in the city, here to provide you with a fun and satisfying learning experience the likes of which can’t be found anywhere else in New York.

Recitals:SUN 1/27 & 5/19 at 5:30 pmMON 1/28 & 5/20 at 7 pm

JaZZ aPPReCIaTION:THe LISTeNINg eXPeRIeNCeFor music lovers of all kinds, whether trained performers or just avid listeners, this course investigates america’s most vibrant art form. Classic recordings by masters including Charlie Parker, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Billie Holiday, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis and others are explored in a way that makes the language of jazz readily understandable. While focusing on the enjoyment of the listening experience, we touch on elements such as instrumentation, the improvised solo, rhythm, form and repertoire.

SUN 1–2 pmfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)Instructor: Tardo Hammer12 weeks: $265

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10 11enSemBLeSCHaMBeR MUSICDiane Taublieb, coordinator

Share your love of music by playing in a chamber music ensemble! Our experienced coaches give you the guidance you need for intensive study of the chamber music repertoire. ensembles comprise various combinations of instruments including piano, woodwinds and strings. Pre-formed ensembles are also welcome. each weekly session includes one hour of rehearsal and one hour of coaching. a placement session is required for new participants.

Placement Sessions:SUN 9/23, MON 9/24, THU 9/20 at 6pmSUN 1/27, MON 1/28, THU 1/31 at 6pm

Recitals:SUN 2/10 at 3:30 and 6:30 pmSUN 6/9 at 3:30 and 6:30 pm

SUN 5–7 pmSUN 6–8 pmfall 10/14–2/10 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–6/9 (no class 3/31, 5/26)

MON 6–8 pmMON 7–9 pmfall 10/22–2/4+2/10 (no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/3+6/9 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

THU 6–8 pmTHU 7–9 pmfall 10/25–2/7+2/10 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–6/6+6/9 (no class 3/28, 5/16)

Other days and times available by request. Coaches: Mary Barto and Diane Taublieb, flute; Eliran Avni and Sergei Krivonos, piano; Mara Milkis, violin; Vladimir Panteleyev, cello14 weeks: $480

NeW! KLeZMeR BaNDLucy Moses School invites you to experience the incredible joy, excitement and beauty of Klezmer music-making! This beloved music style originated in the east european Jewish culture and gained popularity due to its moving and expressive musical nature. enrich your musical abilities by becoming a part of this exciting and creative group. No improvisational skills needed.

WeD 6:15–7:15 pmfall 10/10–1/30 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Conductor: Ben Baron14 weeks: $395

JaZZ gUITaR WORKSHOPan insight into jazz harmony as it relates to the guitar. Students will learn to construct chord voicing, play chord progressions and “comp” on jazz standards (play accompaniment arrangements). additionally, students will study a variety of intros and endings useful in an ensemble setting, as well as arrangements for solo (unaccompanied) guitar.

MON 6–7 pmfall 10/22–1/28 (no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–5/20 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $265 ($215 for private lesson students)

JaZZ IMPROVISaTIONaND HaRMONYBy learning to recognize and use scales, advanced chord voicing and the basic harmonic progressions used in jazz, instrumentalists and vocalists will construct solos, develop repertoire and participate in jam sessions. The class will also concentrate on developing knowledge of your instrument and technique using jazz exercises developed by Barry Harris. The class culminates in an end-of-semester recital.

SUN 5–7 pm IntermediateSUN 7–9 pm Advancedfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)

Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)

JaZZ eNSeMBLeIntermediate and advancedinstrumentalists and vocalists expand their repertoire, play arrangements as part of a group and receive coaching. The class culminates in an end-of-semester recital. Maximum of eight.

SUN 3–5 pm Intermediatefall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)MON 7–9 pm Advanced fall 10/22–1/28 (no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–5/20 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1)

Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)

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Share your love of music by playing in a chamber music ensemble! Our experienced coaches give you the guidance you need for intensive study of the chamber music repertoire. ensembles comprise various combinations of instruments including piano, woodwinds and strings. Pre-formed ensembles are also welcome. each weekly session includes one hour of rehearsal and one hour of coaching. a placement session is required for new participants.

Placement Sessions:SUN 9/23, MON 9/24, THU 9/20 at 6pmSUN 1/27, MON 1/28, THU 1/31 at 6pm

Recitals:SUN 2/10 at 3:30 and 6:30 pmSUN 6/9 at 3:30 and 6:30 pm

SUN 5–7 pmSUN 6–8 pmfall 10/14–2/10 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–6/9 (no class 3/31, 5/26)

MON 6–8 pmMON 7–9 pmfall 10/22–2/4+2/10 (no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/3+6/9 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

THU 6–8 pmTHU 7–9 pmfall 10/25–2/7+2/10 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–6/6+6/9 (no class 3/28, 5/16)

Other days and times available by request. Coaches: Mary Barto and Diane Taublieb, flute; Eliran Avni and Sergei Krivonos, piano; Mara Milkis, violin; Vladimir Panteleyev, cello14 weeks: $480

NeW! KLeZMeR BaNDLucy Moses School invites you to experience the incredible joy, excitement and beauty of Klezmer music-making! This beloved music style originated in the east european Jewish culture and gained popularity due to its moving and expressive musical nature. enrich your musical abilities by becoming a part of this exciting and creative group. No improvisational skills needed.

WeD 6:15–7:15 pmfall 10/10–1/30 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Conductor: Ben Baron14 weeks: $395

JaZZ gUITaR WORKSHOPan insight into jazz harmony as it relates to the guitar. Students will learn to construct chord voicing, play chord progressions and “comp” on jazz standards (play accompaniment arrangements). additionally, students will study a variety of intros and endings useful in an ensemble setting, as well as arrangements for solo (unaccompanied) guitar.

MON 6–7 pmfall 10/22–1/28 (no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–5/20 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $265 ($215 for private lesson students)

JaZZ IMPROVISaTIONaND HaRMONYBy learning to recognize and use scales, advanced chord voicing and the basic harmonic progressions used in jazz, instrumentalists and vocalists will construct solos, develop repertoire and participate in jam sessions. The class will also concentrate on developing knowledge of your instrument and technique using jazz exercises developed by Barry Harris. The class culminates in an end-of-semester recital.

SUN 5–7 pm IntermediateSUN 7–9 pm Advancedfall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)

Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)

JaZZ eNSeMBLeIntermediate and advancedinstrumentalists and vocalists expand their repertoire, play arrangements as part of a group and receive coaching. The class culminates in an end-of-semester recital. Maximum of eight.

SUN 3–5 pm Intermediatefall 10/14–1/27 (no class 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20)Spring 2/24–5/19 (no class 3/31)MON 7–9 pm Advanced fall 10/22–1/28 (no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–5/20 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1)

Instructor: Roni Ben-Hur12 weeks: $415 ($350 for private lesson students)

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12 13OPeRa WORKSHOPSingers rehearse and perform scenes from a wide range of operatic works in a collaborative group setting. You will receive coaching in dramatic and musical aspects of opera performance including language, musical style, stage craft and character interpretation. The workshop culminates in an end-of-semester performance. audition required.

auditions: TUe 9/11 & 1/22 at 7pmPerformances: TUe 1/15 & 5/28 at 8pm

TUe 7–8:30 pmfall 10/16–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/12–5/28 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Director: Judith BarnesPianist: Aaron Butler12 weeks: $550

FLUTe eNSeMBLeexplore multiple-flute repertoire from all eras in our Flute ensemble! Develop skills and techniques for playing in a group while sharing the joy of music-making with your fellow flutists. a great introduction to ensemble playing, this group is suitable for advanced beginner and intermediate level players.

WeD 6:30–7:30pmfall 10/3–1/23 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Instructor: Valerie Holmes14 weeks: $395

NaSHIR! THe ROTTeNBeRg CHORaLeJoin New York’s finest amateur vocal ensembles dedicated to performing a wide range of Jewish repertoire. In residence at Kaufman Center since 1975, Nashir! brings a sense of joy and passion to Jewish choral music spanning centuries and continents and encompasses a repertoire both spiritual and whimsical. Nashir! performs in Merkin Concert Hall each June, and other performances may be scheduled throughout the year. audition required. Sight-reading not required.

auditions: TUe 9/11 & 2/19 at 6 pmConcert: SUN 6/2 at 7pm in Merkin Concert Hall

TUe 7–9:30 pmYear 10/16–5/28+6/2(no class 12/25, 1/1, 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Conductor: Benjamin Gruder28 weeks: $240+$40 music materials fee

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12 13OPeRa WORKSHOPSingers rehearse and perform scenes from a wide range of operatic works in a collaborative group setting. You will receive coaching in dramatic and musical aspects of opera performance including language, musical style, stage craft and character interpretation. The workshop culminates in an end-of-semester performance. audition required.

auditions: TUe 9/11 & 1/22 at 7pmPerformances: TUe 1/15 & 5/28 at 8pm

TUe 7–8:30 pmfall 10/16–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/12–5/28 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Director: Judith BarnesPianist: Aaron Butler12 weeks: $550

FLUTe eNSeMBLeexplore multiple-flute repertoire from all eras in our Flute ensemble! Develop skills and techniques for playing in a group while sharing the joy of music-making with your fellow flutists. a great introduction to ensemble playing, this group is suitable for advanced beginner and intermediate level players.

WeD 6:30–7:30pmfall 10/3–1/23 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/29 (no class 2/20, 3/27, 5/15)Instructor: Valerie Holmes14 weeks: $395

NaSHIR! THe ROTTeNBeRg CHORaLeJoin New York’s finest amateur vocal ensembles dedicated to performing a wide range of Jewish repertoire. In residence at Kaufman Center since 1975, Nashir! brings a sense of joy and passion to Jewish choral music spanning centuries and continents and encompasses a repertoire both spiritual and whimsical. Nashir! performs in Merkin Concert Hall each June, and other performances may be scheduled throughout the year. audition required. Sight-reading not required.

auditions: TUe 9/11 & 2/19 at 6 pmConcert: SUN 6/2 at 7pm in Merkin Concert Hall

TUe 7–9:30 pmYear 10/16–5/28+6/2(no class 12/25, 1/1, 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Conductor: Benjamin Gruder28 weeks: $240+$40 music materials fee

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14 15muSicianShiPTHeORY IIndispensable for anyone studying voice, an instrument or sight-singing, the study of theory provides a fundamental background, accelerates music learning and enhances creativity. This class covers note reading and writing, intervals, notation, scales, chords and meter. Reading music is not required. No prior knowledge of music theory is necessary.

TUe 12:15–1:15 pm Instructor: Diane TaubliebTUe 7:15–8:15 pmInstructor: Victor Kioulaphidesfall 10/16–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/21 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)

12 weeks: $240 (20% discount for Sight-Singing or Nashir! students)

THeORY II: HaRMONYThis class is designed for musicians who have already taken Theory I as well as those who are comfortable with the basic materials of music. You will learn to analyze and construct chord progressions, modulate among different keys and design small musical forms. This course also serves as an introduction to the analysis of classical choral and symphonic repertoire and as preparation for music composition.

TUe 1:15–2:15 pm Instructor: Diane TaubliebTUe 6:15–7:15 pmInstructor: Victor Kioulaphidesfall 10/16–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/21 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)

12 weeks: $240 (20% discount forSight-Singing or Nashir! students)

NeW! ONLINe COMPOSITION In this online course, you can focus your creative ideas with an overview of compositional techniques and basic music theory. Using the Haiku Learning Management System, this course includes lessons, structured assignments and individual free composing with instructor comments. Work on your music, and receive feedback, at any hour of the day. Students receive one hour of instruction per week.

Instructor: Robinson McClellan12 weeks: $240 (20% discount forSight-Singing or Nashir! students)

muSic aPPreciationNeW! aRT OF INTeRPReTaTION: COMPaRINg gReaT PeRFORMaNCeSJoin pianist eliran avni for a musical journey, comparing performance practices from the Baroque period to present times. Lecture, discussion and guided listening will illuminate masterpieces from the classical canon, such as Beethoven piano sonatas, Bach string and Brandenburg concerti, Debussy works, Chopin mazurkas and lieder. additional discussion topics include composers as pianists, development of current performative conventions, and more. Students who are currently working on repertoire related to the class curriculum may be invited play for the group.

WeD 6:30–7:30 pmfall 10/17–12/12(no class 11/21)Spring 2/27–4/24(no class 3/27)Instructor: Eliran Avni8 weeks: $230

MUSIC HISTORY: BaCH TO BaRTÓKa broad exploration of music history covering selected masterpieces from J. S. Bach (Baroque) through Bartók (20th century). This class focuses on guided listening in order to gain an understanding of different musical styles and the composer’s creative world within a relevant cultural context. You will develop basic music vocabulary for informed listening and appreciation. No prior knowledge of music theory or music history is necessary.

WeD 12:30–1:30 pmfall 10/10–1/16 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/8 (no class 2/20, 3/27)Instructor: Diane Taublieb12 weeks: $240

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14 15muSicianShiPTHeORY IIndispensable for anyone studying voice, an instrument or sight-singing, the study of theory provides a fundamental background, accelerates music learning and enhances creativity. This class covers note reading and writing, intervals, notation, scales, chords and meter. Reading music is not required. No prior knowledge of music theory is necessary.

TUe 12:15–1:15 pm Instructor: Diane TaubliebTUe 7:15–8:15 pmInstructor: Victor Kioulaphidesfall 10/16–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/21 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)

12 weeks: $240 (20% discount for Sight-Singing or Nashir! students)

THeORY II: HaRMONYThis class is designed for musicians who have already taken Theory I as well as those who are comfortable with the basic materials of music. You will learn to analyze and construct chord progressions, modulate among different keys and design small musical forms. This course also serves as an introduction to the analysis of classical choral and symphonic repertoire and as preparation for music composition.

TUe 1:15–2:15 pm Instructor: Diane TaubliebTUe 6:15–7:15 pmInstructor: Victor Kioulaphidesfall 10/16–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/21 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)

12 weeks: $240 (20% discount forSight-Singing or Nashir! students)

NeW! ONLINe COMPOSITION In this online course, you can focus your creative ideas with an overview of compositional techniques and basic music theory. Using the Haiku Learning Management System, this course includes lessons, structured assignments and individual free composing with instructor comments. Work on your music, and receive feedback, at any hour of the day. Students receive one hour of instruction per week.

Instructor: Robinson McClellan12 weeks: $240 (20% discount forSight-Singing or Nashir! students)

muSic aPPreciationNeW! aRT OF INTeRPReTaTION: COMPaRINg gReaT PeRFORMaNCeSJoin pianist eliran avni for a musical journey, comparing performance practices from the Baroque period to present times. Lecture, discussion and guided listening will illuminate masterpieces from the classical canon, such as Beethoven piano sonatas, Bach string and Brandenburg concerti, Debussy works, Chopin mazurkas and lieder. additional discussion topics include composers as pianists, development of current performative conventions, and more. Students who are currently working on repertoire related to the class curriculum may be invited play for the group.

WeD 6:30–7:30 pmfall 10/17–12/12(no class 11/21)Spring 2/27–4/24(no class 3/27)Instructor: Eliran Avni8 weeks: $230

MUSIC HISTORY: BaCH TO BaRTÓKa broad exploration of music history covering selected masterpieces from J. S. Bach (Baroque) through Bartók (20th century). This class focuses on guided listening in order to gain an understanding of different musical styles and the composer’s creative world within a relevant cultural context. You will develop basic music vocabulary for informed listening and appreciation. No prior knowledge of music theory or music history is necessary.

WeD 12:30–1:30 pmfall 10/10–1/16 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/6–5/8 (no class 2/20, 3/27)Instructor: Diane Taublieb12 weeks: $240

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16 17daLcroZeThe Dalcroze School at Lucy Moses School offers a unique and comprehensive musical training. Its three core subjects include: eurhythmics, the study of rhythm; Solfège, ear training and musical literacy; and Improvisation, spontaneous musical expression at the piano. These courses are offered in Beginning, Intermediate and advanced levels. Lucy Moses School’s Birnbaum Music Library includes a large collection of Dalcroze materials.

TeaCHeR TRaININgDalcroze certification is available at the Certificate and License levels. The Dalcroze Certificate confers authority to teach children according to the Dalcroze approach. The Dalcroze License confers authority to teach adults and to give Dalcroze workshops.

PeRSONaL/PROFeSSIONaLDeVeLOPMeNTYou do not need to work toward certification to enroll in Dalcroze classes. Music students, classroom and music teachers, actors, dancers and many others have all benefitted from Dalcroze training. No previous Dalcroze experience or piano skills are necessary to enroll in Beginner/Intermediate level classes.

Open Classes:TUe 9/16 at 6 pmTUe 2/5 at 6 pm

NeW! DaLCROZe aT aNY age: a CReaTIVe agINg eXPeRIeNCeNew at Lucy Moses School – a Dalcroze class designed specifically for seniors! Whether you have a life-long love of music or are curious to learn a little more about what makes music so enjoyable, this class will enrich your relationship with music. In Dalroze eurhythmics, students learn to move in simple and elegant ways to express what the music is communicating to them. This wonderfully social class incorporates work with partners and in groups. Music used in the class will include classical favorites and standards from the american Songbook. as an added bonus, Dalcroze eurhythmics has been known to improve your balance and posture!

TUe 12–1 pmfall 10/30–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/26–5/21 (no class 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Instructor: Leslie Upchurch10 weeks: $250 (senior discount included)

INTRODUCTION TO eURHYTHMICSDiscover how Dalcroze illuminates the connection between music and movement in this open-level class.

THU 11:30 am–1 pmfall 10/25–1/17 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/9 (no class 3/28)Instructor: Cynthia Lilley10 weeks: $290

SIgHT-SINgINg WITHLIZ FLeISCHeR“a must for singers, and so much fun…” –Bette Midler

New York’s most comprehensive sight-singing program makes learning to read music simple and fun. Participants at every level progress rapidly, gaining a practical understanding of music theory, music history and compositional techniques. Classes are taught by Liz Fleischer, hailed by New York Magazine as “One of New York’s great teachers.”

Beginner: Introduction to pitch and rhythm reading, ear-training and music theory.

Intermediate I: In-depth study of modes, major and minor scales, intervals, chromatic alteration and simple modulations, singing rounds, part-music and solo literature.

Intermediate II: Intervals in the context of “key,” with emphasis on the mastery of tonal conventions and chromaticism.

Lab Choir: Focus on Rhythmexplorations in challenging metre, accent and subdivision in barred and unbarred repertoire from the late Middle ages to modern times (study techniques and dictation emphasized). Two levels.

Placement Classes: WeD 9/19 at 6:30 pmTUe 1/22 at 6:30 pm

TUe 12:15–1:30 pm BeginnerTUe 6:15–7:30 pm BeginnerTUe 7:30–8:45 pm Lab Choir: Focus on Rhythm Ifall 10/16–12/1810 weeks: $325 (includes $5 materials fee)

WeD 11:30 am–12:40 pm Lab Choir: Focus on Rhythm IIWeD 12:40–1:50 pm Intermediate IWeD 6:15–7:25 pm Intermediate IWeD 7:25–8:35 pm Intermediate IIfall 10/3–12/19 (no class 11/21)11 weeks: $325 (includes $5 materials fee)

Spring Schedule will be posted on kaufman-center.org/lms by late November.

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16 17daLcroZeThe Dalcroze School at Lucy Moses School offers a unique and comprehensive musical training. Its three core subjects include: eurhythmics, the study of rhythm; Solfège, ear training and musical literacy; and Improvisation, spontaneous musical expression at the piano. These courses are offered in Beginning, Intermediate and advanced levels. Lucy Moses School’s Birnbaum Music Library includes a large collection of Dalcroze materials.

TeaCHeR TRaININgDalcroze certification is available at the Certificate and License levels. The Dalcroze Certificate confers authority to teach children according to the Dalcroze approach. The Dalcroze License confers authority to teach adults and to give Dalcroze workshops.

PeRSONaL/PROFeSSIONaLDeVeLOPMeNTYou do not need to work toward certification to enroll in Dalcroze classes. Music students, classroom and music teachers, actors, dancers and many others have all benefitted from Dalcroze training. No previous Dalcroze experience or piano skills are necessary to enroll in Beginner/Intermediate level classes.

Open Classes:TUe 9/16 at 6 pmTUe 2/5 at 6 pm

NeW! DaLCROZe aT aNY age: a CReaTIVe agINg eXPeRIeNCeNew at Lucy Moses School – a Dalcroze class designed specifically for seniors! Whether you have a life-long love of music or are curious to learn a little more about what makes music so enjoyable, this class will enrich your relationship with music. In Dalroze eurhythmics, students learn to move in simple and elegant ways to express what the music is communicating to them. This wonderfully social class incorporates work with partners and in groups. Music used in the class will include classical favorites and standards from the american Songbook. as an added bonus, Dalcroze eurhythmics has been known to improve your balance and posture!

TUe 12–1 pmfall 10/30–1/15 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/26–5/21 (no class 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Instructor: Leslie Upchurch10 weeks: $250 (senior discount included)

INTRODUCTION TO eURHYTHMICSDiscover how Dalcroze illuminates the connection between music and movement in this open-level class.

THU 11:30 am–1 pmfall 10/25–1/17 (no class 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/28–5/9 (no class 3/28)Instructor: Cynthia Lilley10 weeks: $290

SIgHT-SINgINg WITHLIZ FLeISCHeR“a must for singers, and so much fun…” –Bette Midler

New York’s most comprehensive sight-singing program makes learning to read music simple and fun. Participants at every level progress rapidly, gaining a practical understanding of music theory, music history and compositional techniques. Classes are taught by Liz Fleischer, hailed by New York Magazine as “One of New York’s great teachers.”

Beginner: Introduction to pitch and rhythm reading, ear-training and music theory.

Intermediate I: In-depth study of modes, major and minor scales, intervals, chromatic alteration and simple modulations, singing rounds, part-music and solo literature.

Intermediate II: Intervals in the context of “key,” with emphasis on the mastery of tonal conventions and chromaticism.

Lab Choir: Focus on Rhythmexplorations in challenging metre, accent and subdivision in barred and unbarred repertoire from the late Middle ages to modern times (study techniques and dictation emphasized). Two levels.

Placement Classes: WeD 9/19 at 6:30 pmTUe 1/22 at 6:30 pm

TUe 12:15–1:30 pm BeginnerTUe 6:15–7:30 pm BeginnerTUe 7:30–8:45 pm Lab Choir: Focus on Rhythm Ifall 10/16–12/1810 weeks: $325 (includes $5 materials fee)

WeD 11:30 am–12:40 pm Lab Choir: Focus on Rhythm IIWeD 12:40–1:50 pm Intermediate IWeD 6:15–7:25 pm Intermediate IWeD 7:25–8:35 pm Intermediate IIfall 10/3–12/19 (no class 11/21)11 weeks: $325 (includes $5 materials fee)

Spring Schedule will be posted on kaufman-center.org/lms by late November.

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eURHYTHMICS, SOLFÈge,IMPROVISaTION: Beginner/IntermediateTUe 6–7:30 pmfall 10/16–1/22 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/28 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Instructors: Anne Farber13 weeks: $490

eURHYTHMICS, SOLFÈge: Intermediate/advancedMON 5:30–7:30 pmfall 9/10–1/28 (no class 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/4–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Anne Farber15 weeks: $755

IMPROVISaTION: Intermediate/advancedMON 7:30–8:30 pmfall 9/10–1/28 (no class 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/4–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Anne Farber15 weeks: $375

PeDagOgY aND aPPLICaTIONS: Certificate Levela combination of hands-on experience, pedagogic theory, demonstration classes and supervised teaching. This course is required of certificate-track students.

TUe 2:15–3:45 pm pedagogy,TUe 4–4:45 pm supervised teachingfall 10/16–1/22 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/28 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Instructor: Anne Farber13 weeks: $490

Other days and times available by arrangement with faculty.

PeDagOgY aND aPPLICaTIONS: License Leveladvanced students preparing for their License exam discuss and demonstrate Dalcroze pedagogy as it applies to teaching adults. Supervised teaching includes working with TUe 6-7:30 pm class.

Day and time by arrangement with faculty; two to four hours per week

PIaNO PeDagOgYa consideration of the piano lesson, including its constraints and possibilities:• Balancing the competing claims of technique, sightreading, playing by ear, memorizing, improvising and composing• Evaluating various methods/systems and their teaching materials• Choosing repertoire• Promoting efficient practicing

SUN 7–9 pmDates determined by schedules of participating students. Instructor: Anne Farber5 sessions: $300

SUMMeR INTeNSIVeThe Summer Intensive offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Dalcroze method. Discussion of pedagogy and observation of children’s classes are included. Beg./Int. and Int./adv. sections are offered both weeks.

MON–FRI 9:30 am–3 pm8/12–8/168/19–8/23

$550 for one week$1055 for both weeks

in reSidence at LucY moSeS SchooLCHaMBeR MUSIC CLUBare you an amateur musician who would like to play with professionals? If you are a pianist, string or wind player, you can decide each week what music you wish to play and what ensemble format you prefer. Play with the professionals and with other club members. Chamber Music associates (CMa) offers a variety of opportunities: You can work on a single piece for the year-end recital, or sight-read a different work every week. Club members bring the music they wish to play, and can sign up ahead for a specific ensemble or play first-come, first-served in the “trio/quartet room.” Coaching is available as desired by members. There are no auditions and no pre-assigned groups.

WeD 7:30–9:30 pmYear 10/10–5/2225 weeks: $700 (includes year-end recital)12 weeks: $375 (through 1/23 –Does not include year-end recital)

Dalcroze students may also be interested in Improvisation for all Musicians on p. 7

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eURHYTHMICS, SOLFÈge,IMPROVISaTION: Beginner/IntermediateTUe 6–7:30 pmfall 10/16–1/22 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/28 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Instructors: Anne Farber13 weeks: $490

eURHYTHMICS, SOLFÈge: Intermediate/advancedMON 5:30–7:30 pmfall 9/10–1/28 (no class 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/4–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Anne Farber15 weeks: $755

IMPROVISaTION: Intermediate/advancedMON 7:30–8:30 pmfall 9/10–1/28 (no class 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/4–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Anne Farber15 weeks: $375

PeDagOgY aND aPPLICaTIONS: Certificate Levela combination of hands-on experience, pedagogic theory, demonstration classes and supervised teaching. This course is required of certificate-track students.

TUe 2:15–3:45 pm pedagogy,TUe 4–4:45 pm supervised teachingfall 10/16–1/22 (no class 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–5/28 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)Instructor: Anne Farber13 weeks: $490

Other days and times available by arrangement with faculty.

PeDagOgY aND aPPLICaTIONS: License Leveladvanced students preparing for their License exam discuss and demonstrate Dalcroze pedagogy as it applies to teaching adults. Supervised teaching includes working with TUe 6-7:30 pm class.

Day and time by arrangement with faculty; two to four hours per week

PIaNO PeDagOgYa consideration of the piano lesson, including its constraints and possibilities:• Balancing the competing claims of technique, sightreading, playing by ear, memorizing, improvising and composing• Evaluating various methods/systems and their teaching materials• Choosing repertoire• Promoting efficient practicing

SUN 7–9 pmDates determined by schedules of participating students. Instructor: Anne Farber5 sessions: $300

SUMMeR INTeNSIVeThe Summer Intensive offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Dalcroze method. Discussion of pedagogy and observation of children’s classes are included. Beg./Int. and Int./adv. sections are offered both weeks.

MON–FRI 9:30 am–3 pm8/12–8/168/19–8/23

$550 for one week$1055 for both weeks

in reSidence at LucY moSeS SchooLCHaMBeR MUSIC CLUBare you an amateur musician who would like to play with professionals? If you are a pianist, string or wind player, you can decide each week what music you wish to play and what ensemble format you prefer. Play with the professionals and with other club members. Chamber Music associates (CMa) offers a variety of opportunities: You can work on a single piece for the year-end recital, or sight-read a different work every week. Club members bring the music they wish to play, and can sign up ahead for a specific ensemble or play first-come, first-served in the “trio/quartet room.” Coaching is available as desired by members. There are no auditions and no pre-assigned groups.

WeD 7:30–9:30 pmYear 10/10–5/2225 weeks: $700 (includes year-end recital)12 weeks: $375 (through 1/23 –Does not include year-end recital)

Dalcroze students may also be interested in Improvisation for all Musicians on p. 7

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NeW! BROaDWaY eVeN CLOSeRPull back the curtain on Merkin Concert Hall’s popular Broadway Close Up series! Join artistic Director Sean Hartley for behind-the-scenes discussions with this season’s musical directors. In this intimate setting, you’ll learn about the creative process and hear backstage stories. Class is limited to 20.

WeD 6:30–7:30 pmann goodman Recital Hallfall 9/26, 10/24, 11/7, 12/5Instructor: Sean Hartley 4 weeks: $80

IMPROV IRelease your creativity by exploring improvisational acting techniques! Through theater games, story development and character creation you will build spontaneity, collaborative skills and confidence when speaking in public. In this supportive and nurturing atmosphere, each student can feel comfortable with verbal, physical and emotional expression. actors and non-actors are welcome!

Open Classes: 9/24 & 2/11, 7 pm

MON 7–9 pmfall 10/15–11/19Spring 2/25–4/15 (no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Susan Kaessinger6 weeks: $205

IMPROV IIThe fun continues as you delve into challenging scene work, character creation, storytelling, physical/verbal expression and environment work while continuing to stress trust and cooperation within the group. In addition, two class sessions feature musical theater improvisation with a pianist. This class culminates in a performance. Prerequisite: IMPROV I or comparable training

MON 7–9 pmfall 11/26–2/4(no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 4/22–6/17 (no class 5/27)Instructor: Susan Kaessinger8 weeks: $270

NeW! SONg & DaNCeIt’s glee for grownups! Learn and perform ensemble numbers from Broadway and pop repertoire. Rehearsals focus on vocal instruction, staging and simple choreography. This class culminates in a performance and a placement session is required.

Placement Sessions:WeD 10/10 at 6:30 pmWeD 2/13 at 6:30 pm

WeD 6:30–8:30 pmann goodman Recital Hallfall 10/24–1/16 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/27–5/8 (no class 3/27)Instructors: Clay Zambo, Christine Barclay10 weeks: $470

THEATER AT LUCY MOSES SCHOOL

Theater students may also be interested in Broadway Singing on p. 5 and Opera Workshop on p. 13

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NeW! BROaDWaY eVeN CLOSeRPull back the curtain on Merkin Concert Hall’s popular Broadway Close Up series! Join artistic Director Sean Hartley for behind-the-scenes discussions with this season’s musical directors. In this intimate setting, you’ll learn about the creative process and hear backstage stories. Class is limited to 20.

WeD 6:30–7:30 pmann goodman Recital Hallfall 9/26, 10/24, 11/7, 12/5Instructor: Sean Hartley 4 weeks: $80

IMPROV IRelease your creativity by exploring improvisational acting techniques! Through theater games, story development and character creation you will build spontaneity, collaborative skills and confidence when speaking in public. In this supportive and nurturing atmosphere, each student can feel comfortable with verbal, physical and emotional expression. actors and non-actors are welcome!

Open Classes: 9/24 & 2/11, 7 pm

MON 7–9 pmfall 10/15–11/19Spring 2/25–4/15 (no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Susan Kaessinger6 weeks: $205

IMPROV IIThe fun continues as you delve into challenging scene work, character creation, storytelling, physical/verbal expression and environment work while continuing to stress trust and cooperation within the group. In addition, two class sessions feature musical theater improvisation with a pianist. This class culminates in a performance. Prerequisite: IMPROV I or comparable training

MON 7–9 pmfall 11/26–2/4(no class 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 4/22–6/17 (no class 5/27)Instructor: Susan Kaessinger8 weeks: $270

NeW! SONg & DaNCeIt’s glee for grownups! Learn and perform ensemble numbers from Broadway and pop repertoire. Rehearsals focus on vocal instruction, staging and simple choreography. This class culminates in a performance and a placement session is required.

Placement Sessions:WeD 10/10 at 6:30 pmWeD 2/13 at 6:30 pm

WeD 6:30–8:30 pmann goodman Recital Hallfall 10/24–1/16 (no class 11/21, 12/26, 1/2)Spring 2/27–5/8 (no class 3/27)Instructors: Clay Zambo, Christine Barclay10 weeks: $470

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22 23BaLLeTexplore the Vaganova (Kirov) syllabus with an emphasis on barre work.

MON 7:30–8:30 pm Open LevelMON 8:30–9:30 pm Special Projectsfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

THU 7:30–8:30 pm Open Levelfall 9/27–1/24 (no class 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/7–5/30 (no class 2/21, 3/28, 5/16)

Instructor: Parsla Vintere14 weeks: $245

BODYWORK FOR HeaLTH aND FITNeSSThis program combines therapeutic stretching and large muscle group exercises to develop strength, fitness, flexibility and good health.

MON 6:30–7:30 pmfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Parsla Vintere14 weeks: $245

STReTCHINg aND ReLaXaTIONThis therapeutic exercise program is designed to stretch and relax muscles, and includes work on breathing techniques and stress reduction.

THU 6:30–7:30 pmfall 9/27–1/24 (no class 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/7–5/30 (no class 2/21, 3/28, 5/16)Instructor: Parsla Vintere14 weeks: $245

NeW! geNTLe JaZZ MOVeMeNTThis Jazz and Broadway class is designed to meet the needs of mature adults and offers gentle stretching and mobility exercises for strength-building, and cardiovascular exercise in the form of dance.

MON 12–1 pmfall 10/15–12/17Spring 2/25–5/13(no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Christina Morrissey10 weeks: $160 (senior discount included)

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22 23BaLLeTexplore the Vaganova (Kirov) syllabus with an emphasis on barre work.

MON 7:30–8:30 pm Open LevelMON 8:30–9:30 pm Special Projectsfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)

THU 7:30–8:30 pm Open Levelfall 9/27–1/24 (no class 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/7–5/30 (no class 2/21, 3/28, 5/16)

Instructor: Parsla Vintere14 weeks: $245

BODYWORK FOR HeaLTH aND FITNeSSThis program combines therapeutic stretching and large muscle group exercises to develop strength, fitness, flexibility and good health.

MON 6:30–7:30 pmfall 9/24–1/28 (no class 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21)Spring 2/11–6/10 (no class 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27)Instructor: Parsla Vintere14 weeks: $245

STReTCHINg aND ReLaXaTIONThis therapeutic exercise program is designed to stretch and relax muscles, and includes work on breathing techniques and stress reduction.

THU 6:30–7:30 pmfall 9/27–1/24 (no class 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3)Spring 2/7–5/30 (no class 2/21, 3/28, 5/16)Instructor: Parsla Vintere14 weeks: $245

NeW! geNTLe JaZZ MOVeMeNTThis Jazz and Broadway class is designed to meet the needs of mature adults and offers gentle stretching and mobility exercises for strength-building, and cardiovascular exercise in the form of dance.

MON 12–1 pmfall 10/15–12/17Spring 2/25–5/13(no class 3/25, 4/1)Instructor: Christina Morrissey10 weeks: $160 (senior discount included)

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NeW! WORKOUT. ROCKOUT. CORe BaRRe Move with meaning. Be inspired. Be dedicated. Be yourself. Workout. Rockout. Core Barre is a total body workout set to motivating music that works every muscle safely and effectively in just 60 minutes. The result-a strong core, great posture, increased flexibility and toned and lean muscles. Using your own body weight as resistance, we set the body in proper alignment and then we move in small isometric movements to the beat of the music. Isolate, strengthen, sculpt and stretch each muscle group. Increase your knowledge of your own body. Lose inches and have fun while you do it. This class is great for fitness newbies or athletes alike. What to bring: yoga mat, light weights, yoga band, yoga block

TUe 9:15–10:15 amfall 9/11–1/22 (no class 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–6/4 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)

Instructor: Ashley Gramins14 weeks: $280

NeW! WORKOUT. ROCKOUT. CORe YOga FLOWMove with meaning. Be inspired. Be dedicated. Be yourself. Workout. Rockout. Core Yoga Flow incorporates elements of the Core Barre class while flowing through an athletic and dynamic sequence of yoga poses. Set to motivating music, this class will increase strength and flexibility while increasing awareness and relaxation for the body and mind. This class is great for fitness newbies or athletes alike. What to bring: yoga mat, light weights, yoga band, yoga block

FRI 9:15–10:15 amfall 10/5–1/25 (no class 11/23, 12/28, 1/4)Spring 2/8–5/31 (no class 2/22, 3/29, 5/17)

Instructor: Ashley Gramins14 weeks: $280

WeLCOMe TO OUR HOMeThe recently-renovated goodmanHouse, home to Kaufman Center since 1978, includes a variety of facilities for students, including:

• 15 sunlit classrooms

• 22 bright music studios

• 2 dance studios

• an electronic piano studio

• the Molly Goodman Gallery,which is often used for after-schoolprograms and special events

• the intimate Ann Goodman Recital Hall, used for student and faculty recitals

• the Balcony Lobby, which is now Kaufman Center’s largest space for receptions, rehearsals and classes

• Merkin Concert Hall, wherestudents can hear great performances as well as have the experience of performing themselves

• Birnbaum Music Library, whereparents and students will find anextensive collection of Israeli musicin scores and on tape, in additionto other circulating musical material selected to serve students’ needs.

Kaufman Center is New York’s creative community for listeners, learners and performers—people who want music in their lives. Housed in a landmark modernist building recently renovated by Robert a.M. Stern, KaufmanCenter is home to the acousticallyperfect Merkin Concert Hall;

Lucy Moses School, New York’s largest community arts school; and the Special Music School, New York’s only K–12 public school for musically gifted children. Kaufman Center brings together music education and performance for students and audiences of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels, combining the finest music education for children and adults with boldly innovative yet intimate concert experiences spanning a wide range of music—from experimental works by up-and coming composers, jazz artists and classical concerts to Broadway favorites and family musical reviews. Kaufman Center is chartered by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. Lucy Moses School is a certified member of the National guild of Community Schools of the arts.

CONTaCT USFor more information, contact the Registrar at 212 501 3360 or e-mail lucymosesschool@kaufman-center.orgVisit kaufman-center.org/lms for class details.

HOW TO geT HeReKaufman Center is convenientlylocated on West 67th Street, between Broadway and amsterdam, near the M5, M7, M11, M66 and M104 buses, and one block from the #1 subway. There are many parking garages nearby.

all Dance & Movement classes are also available on a drop-in basis! Per-class rate is payable at the front desk.

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NeW! WORKOUT. ROCKOUT. CORe BaRRe Move with meaning. Be inspired. Be dedicated. Be yourself. Workout. Rockout. Core Barre is a total body workout set to motivating music that works every muscle safely and effectively in just 60 minutes. The result-a strong core, great posture, increased flexibility and toned and lean muscles. Using your own body weight as resistance, we set the body in proper alignment and then we move in small isometric movements to the beat of the music. Isolate, strengthen, sculpt and stretch each muscle group. Increase your knowledge of your own body. Lose inches and have fun while you do it. This class is great for fitness newbies or athletes alike. What to bring: yoga mat, light weights, yoga band, yoga block

TUe 9:15–10:15 amfall 9/11–1/22 (no class 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 12/25, 1/1)Spring 2/5–6/4 (no class 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14)

Instructor: Ashley Gramins14 weeks: $280

NeW! WORKOUT. ROCKOUT. CORe YOga FLOWMove with meaning. Be inspired. Be dedicated. Be yourself. Workout. Rockout. Core Yoga Flow incorporates elements of the Core Barre class while flowing through an athletic and dynamic sequence of yoga poses. Set to motivating music, this class will increase strength and flexibility while increasing awareness and relaxation for the body and mind. This class is great for fitness newbies or athletes alike. What to bring: yoga mat, light weights, yoga band, yoga block

FRI 9:15–10:15 amfall 10/5–1/25 (no class 11/23, 12/28, 1/4)Spring 2/8–5/31 (no class 2/22, 3/29, 5/17)

Instructor: Ashley Gramins14 weeks: $280

WeLCOMe TO OUR HOMeThe recently-renovated goodmanHouse, home to Kaufman Center since 1978, includes a variety of facilities for students, including:

• 15 sunlit classrooms

• 22 bright music studios

• 2 dance studios

• an electronic piano studio

• the Molly Goodman Gallery,which is often used for after-schoolprograms and special events

• the intimate Ann Goodman Recital Hall, used for student and faculty recitals

• the Balcony Lobby, which is now Kaufman Center’s largest space for receptions, rehearsals and classes

• Merkin Concert Hall, wherestudents can hear great performances as well as have the experience of performing themselves

• Birnbaum Music Library, whereparents and students will find anextensive collection of Israeli musicin scores and on tape, in additionto other circulating musical material selected to serve students’ needs.

Kaufman Center is New York’s creative community for listeners, learners and performers—people who want music in their lives. Housed in a landmark modernist building recently renovated by Robert a.M. Stern, KaufmanCenter is home to the acousticallyperfect Merkin Concert Hall;

Lucy Moses School, New York’s largest community arts school; and the Special Music School, New York’s only K–12 public school for musically gifted children. Kaufman Center brings together music education and performance for students and audiences of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels, combining the finest music education for children and adults with boldly innovative yet intimate concert experiences spanning a wide range of music—from experimental works by up-and coming composers, jazz artists and classical concerts to Broadway favorites and family musical reviews. Kaufman Center is chartered by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. Lucy Moses School is a certified member of the National guild of Community Schools of the arts.

CONTaCT USFor more information, contact the Registrar at 212 501 3360 or e-mail lucymosesschool@kaufman-center.orgVisit kaufman-center.org/lms for class details.

HOW TO geT HeReKaufman Center is convenientlylocated on West 67th Street, between Broadway and amsterdam, near the M5, M7, M11, M66 and M104 buses, and one block from the #1 subway. There are many parking garages nearby.

all Dance & Movement classes are also available on a drop-in basis! Per-class rate is payable at the front desk.

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26 27to withdraw do not fulfill this requirement. Notifying the teacher does not constitute notice of withdrawal. The effective date of withdrawal is the date that the written notice is received, not the last date of class or private lesson.

Withdrawal from a group classStudents withdrawing more than two days before the first class/lesson will receive a full tuition refund minus the registration fee. a pro-rated tuition refund will be given for students withdrawing after the first class session. No refunds will be given after the second class session.

Withdrawal from Private Lessons Students must notify the office and teacher two weeks in advance in writing of the intent to withdraw. Refunds for unused lessons will be made.

Please note:Registration fees are not refundable. allow three to four weeks for the processing of refunds. Because of our flexible refund policy, we do not offer trial lessons.

discounts • Senior citizens receive a 10% discount on all group classes (not private lessons) • Jazz private lesson students receive a discount on jazz group classes • Sight-Singing and Nashir students receive a discount on Music Theory classes • Discounted tickets are available to selected Kaufman Center presentations at Merkin Concert Hall performances, subject to availability. Tickets must be ordered by phone or in person,

and require a current Lucy Moses School student ID when tickets are claimed. Call the box office at 212 501 3330 to inquire about availability.

absences and make-upsgroup classesIn case of student illness or other need to be absent, we do not offer make-up classes. Students enrolled in a class with multiple sections, with the permission of the instructor, may attend another section of the class. If the instructor misses a class, a make-up will be scheduled or a refund will be issued.

Private lessonsIf you are going to be absent from a private lesson, you should contact the teacher directly by phone. One excused absence is allowed per year with 24-hour advance notification. In that case, a make-up lesson may be scheduled at a time that is mutually convenient.

Snow daysLucy Moses School normally closes for snow when the New York City public schools do; listen to WCBS Newsradio 88 (880 aM) or WINS (1010 aM) for our snow closing information or check our website.

credits and degreesContact your college’s Music Department Chair to determine your school’s policy. Lucy Moses School adult Division awards the Certificate and License in Dalcroze, and Hunter College graduate students may take Dalcroze classes to fulfill their elective credits.

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registration ProceduresDuring office hours, we encourage you to call 212 501 3360 or visit the school for the most up-to-date information about class availability and to register. Our staff is available Monday-Thursday, 9 am -7 pm; Sunday & Friday, 9 am-5:30 pm. During July and august, the office is open Monday through Friday 9 am to 5:30 pm.

You can download a registration form from our website, kaufman-center.org/lms, that can be mailed, faxed, or emailed as an attachment to the education Office at the addresses listed below. Online registration is not currently available, but a new online registration system will be available in the future.

Once you have registered, please allow three to four weeks to receive your class schedule. The heavy volume of registrations received after august 1 slows down the processing. If registration has not been confirmed, please call or e-mail Lucy Moses School before the first day of class or first lesson.

group classesCourse enrollments are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. We strongly recommend registering well before august 1 for the best availability, as many courses and sections close quickly. While we will do our best to accommodate preferences, we cannot guarantee that your specific request can always be met and will advise you on your options should your preferred class not be available. Late registration for

classes is permitted only with the permission of the instructor. Mid-year enrollments are possible for selected classes; please check with the registrar or visit our website. Lucy Moses School reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances.

Private lessonsStudents interested in private lessons may begin at any time during the year and may register for 7 or 14 lessons at a time. New students have the opportunity to meet with the Manager of the adult Division for consultation and placement.

Returning students continuing with the same teacher should specify preferred days and times on the registration form. Requests for a specific teacher are granted on a space available basis.

Payment informationWe accept payments by check, money order, credit card (MasterCard, Visa, Discover or american express) or cash. Credit card payments may also be made by telephone. Please note that credit cards are not kept on file and will NOT be automatically charged.

Withdrawals and refundsall requests for withdrawal must be received, in writing, by Lucy Moses School before any student will be considered withdrawn. Written request, either by letter or e-mail, should be directed to the Registrar of Lucy Moses School at lucymosesschool@kaufman-center.org. Verbal requests or notification of intention

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26 27to withdraw do not fulfill this requirement. Notifying the teacher does not constitute notice of withdrawal. The effective date of withdrawal is the date that the written notice is received, not the last date of class or private lesson.

Withdrawal from a group classStudents withdrawing more than two days before the first class/lesson will receive a full tuition refund minus the registration fee. a pro-rated tuition refund will be given for students withdrawing after the first class session. No refunds will be given after the second class session.

Withdrawal from Private Lessons Students must notify the office and teacher two weeks in advance in writing of the intent to withdraw. Refunds for unused lessons will be made.

Please note:Registration fees are not refundable. allow three to four weeks for the processing of refunds. Because of our flexible refund policy, we do not offer trial lessons.

discounts • Senior citizens receive a 10% discount on all group classes (not private lessons) • Jazz private lesson students receive a discount on jazz group classes • Sight-Singing and Nashir students receive a discount on Music Theory classes • Discounted tickets are available to selected Kaufman Center presentations at Merkin Concert Hall performances, subject to availability. Tickets must be ordered by phone or in person,

and require a current Lucy Moses School student ID when tickets are claimed. Call the box office at 212 501 3330 to inquire about availability.

absences and make-upsgroup classesIn case of student illness or other need to be absent, we do not offer make-up classes. Students enrolled in a class with multiple sections, with the permission of the instructor, may attend another section of the class. If the instructor misses a class, a make-up will be scheduled or a refund will be issued.

Private lessonsIf you are going to be absent from a private lesson, you should contact the teacher directly by phone. One excused absence is allowed per year with 24-hour advance notification. In that case, a make-up lesson may be scheduled at a time that is mutually convenient.

Snow daysLucy Moses School normally closes for snow when the New York City public schools do; listen to WCBS Newsradio 88 (880 aM) or WINS (1010 aM) for our snow closing information or check our website.

credits and degreesContact your college’s Music Department Chair to determine your school’s policy. Lucy Moses School adult Division awards the Certificate and License in Dalcroze, and Hunter College graduate students may take Dalcroze classes to fulfill their elective credits.

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registration ProceduresDuring office hours, we encourage you to call 212 501 3360 or visit the school for the most up-to-date information about class availability and to register. Our staff is available Monday-Thursday, 9 am -7 pm; Sunday & Friday, 9 am-5:30 pm. During July and august, the office is open Monday through Friday 9 am to 5:30 pm.

You can download a registration form from our website, kaufman-center.org/lms, that can be mailed, faxed, or emailed as an attachment to the education Office at the addresses listed below. Online registration is not currently available, but a new online registration system will be available in the future.

Once you have registered, please allow three to four weeks to receive your class schedule. The heavy volume of registrations received after august 1 slows down the processing. If registration has not been confirmed, please call or e-mail Lucy Moses School before the first day of class or first lesson.

group classesCourse enrollments are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. We strongly recommend registering well before august 1 for the best availability, as many courses and sections close quickly. While we will do our best to accommodate preferences, we cannot guarantee that your specific request can always be met and will advise you on your options should your preferred class not be available. Late registration for

classes is permitted only with the permission of the instructor. Mid-year enrollments are possible for selected classes; please check with the registrar or visit our website. Lucy Moses School reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances.

Private lessonsStudents interested in private lessons may begin at any time during the year and may register for 7 or 14 lessons at a time. New students have the opportunity to meet with the Manager of the adult Division for consultation and placement.

Returning students continuing with the same teacher should specify preferred days and times on the registration form. Requests for a specific teacher are granted on a space available basis.

Payment informationWe accept payments by check, money order, credit card (MasterCard, Visa, Discover or american express) or cash. Credit card payments may also be made by telephone. Please note that credit cards are not kept on file and will NOT be automatically charged.

Withdrawals and refundsall requests for withdrawal must be received, in writing, by Lucy Moses School before any student will be considered withdrawn. Written request, either by letter or e-mail, should be directed to the Registrar of Lucy Moses School at lucymosesschool@kaufman-center.org. Verbal requests or notification of intention

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trumpetJason Bitonti

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ViolaViktor BasisSam MarchanMara MilkisOlga PopovaSuzanne Wagor

Violinanna Basis FaynbergViktor Basisalexander BoderSarah Charnessgulia gurevichBrian KrinkeJulie KurtzmanHalina ListopadSam MarchanMiho MatsunoMara MilkisNurit PachtOlga PopovaMatthew ReichertLynelle SmithSuzanne Wagor

VoiceJudith BarnesMargaret evansNils Neubert Shirley PerkinsIngrid Zeldin

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kaufman center

Lydia Kontos,executive Director

Kathy Hubbard,Director of administration

Toby Rappaport,Director of Operations

Robin Phillips,Director of Development

Joan Jastrebski,Director of Marketing andCommunications

Sean Hartley,Director, Theater Wing

Jenny Undercofler,Music Director, Special Music SchoolDirector, Face the Music

Lucy moses Schoolat kaufman center

Dr. Igal Kesselman,Director, Lucy Moses School

alicia andrews,assistant Director/ adult Division Manager

Scott Taylor,Young People’s Division Manager

Megan Keenan,Registrar

alexandra Smith,Registrar

Hope Bowman,Billing associate

Stephen Cabell,Librarian

aduLt diViSion facuLtY and conductorS

Bassoonadrian Morejon

celloJulia BruskinMargalit CantorWanda glowackaBiana KovicVladimir Panteleyev

chamber musiceliran avni Mary BartoSergei KrivonosMara MilkisVladimir PanteleyevDiane Taublieb, coordinator

clarinetMorrie SherryBonnie Sholl

dalcroze & improvisationanne FarberMichael JovialaCynthia Lilley

dance & movementashley graminsParsla Vintere

double BassRebecca griffin greeneVictor Kioulaphides

fluteMary BartoValerie HolmesDiane Taublieb

french hornHeidi garson

group PianoChaim FreibergMichael RossChristine Yoon

guitar(acoustic and electric)Wes HutchinsonNadav LevTamar RosenfeldTor SnyderChris Welcome

harpsichordKeri Mikkelson

JazzRoni Ben-Hur, guitarTardo Hammer, pianoHector Martignon, pianoamy London, voice

klezmer BandBen Baron, conductor

music theoryVictor KioulaphidesRobin McClellanDiane Taublieb

oboePeggy Wiltrout

PercussionRussell greenberg

PianoTemuri akhobadzeeliran avnieugenia BetmanRafael CortesChaim Freibergeugenia glivinskySimon goldvekhtInga KapoulerIgal KesselmanSergei KrivonosHector MartignonNatela MchedlishviliIrina Nuzovagenya PaleyTaisiya PushkarLev SamarovCheryl SeltzerRaisa ShikhmanValida SukMatei Vargaanna Vinnitskyemily WhiteChristine YoonVladimir Yudilevicheva Zinger

recorderValerie Holmes

nashir! the rottenberg choraleBen gruder, conductor

Saxophoneandrew Hadro

Sight-Singingelisabeth Fleischer

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28 29theaterChristine BarclaySusan KaessingerClay Zambo

trumpetJason Bitonti

trombone James Rogers

ViolaViktor BasisSam MarchanMara MilkisOlga PopovaSuzanne Wagor

Violinanna Basis FaynbergViktor Basisalexander BoderSarah Charnessgulia gurevichBrian KrinkeJulie KurtzmanHalina ListopadSam MarchanMiho MatsunoMara MilkisNurit PachtOlga PopovaMatthew ReichertLynelle SmithSuzanne Wagor

VoiceJudith BarnesMargaret evansNils Neubert Shirley PerkinsIngrid Zeldin

as of 7/15/12

adminiStration

kaufman center

Lydia Kontos,executive Director

Kathy Hubbard,Director of administration

Toby Rappaport,Director of Operations

Robin Phillips,Director of Development

Joan Jastrebski,Director of Marketing andCommunications

Sean Hartley,Director, Theater Wing

Jenny Undercofler,Music Director, Special Music SchoolDirector, Face the Music

Lucy moses Schoolat kaufman center

Dr. Igal Kesselman,Director, Lucy Moses School

alicia andrews,assistant Director/ adult Division Manager

Scott Taylor,Young People’s Division Manager

Megan Keenan,Registrar

alexandra Smith,Registrar

Hope Bowman,Billing associate

Stephen Cabell,Librarian

aduLt diViSion facuLtY and conductorS

Bassoonadrian Morejon

celloJulia BruskinMargalit CantorWanda glowackaBiana KovicVladimir Panteleyev

chamber musiceliran avni Mary BartoSergei KrivonosMara MilkisVladimir PanteleyevDiane Taublieb, coordinator

clarinetMorrie SherryBonnie Sholl

dalcroze & improvisationanne FarberMichael JovialaCynthia Lilley

dance & movementashley graminsParsla Vintere

double BassRebecca griffin greeneVictor Kioulaphides

fluteMary BartoValerie HolmesDiane Taublieb

french hornHeidi garson

group PianoChaim FreibergMichael RossChristine Yoon

guitar(acoustic and electric)Wes HutchinsonNadav LevTamar RosenfeldTor SnyderChris Welcome

harpsichordKeri Mikkelson

JazzRoni Ben-Hur, guitarTardo Hammer, pianoHector Martignon, pianoamy London, voice

klezmer BandBen Baron, conductor

music theoryVictor KioulaphidesRobin McClellanDiane Taublieb

oboePeggy Wiltrout

PercussionRussell greenberg

PianoTemuri akhobadzeeliran avnieugenia BetmanRafael CortesChaim Freibergeugenia glivinskySimon goldvekhtInga KapoulerIgal KesselmanSergei KrivonosHector MartignonNatela MchedlishviliIrina Nuzovagenya PaleyTaisiya PushkarLev SamarovCheryl SeltzerRaisa ShikhmanValida SukMatei Vargaanna Vinnitskyemily WhiteChristine YoonVladimir Yudilevicheva Zinger

recorderValerie Holmes

nashir! the rottenberg choraleBen gruder, conductor

Saxophoneandrew Hadro

Sight-Singingelisabeth Fleischer

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30 31THaNK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTeRSLucy Moses School programs are made possible, in part, with lead support from The Henry and Lucy Moses Fund. additional support is provided by the altman Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Con edison, The David and Minnie Berk Foundation, Deutsche Bank, The Philip Devon Family Foundation, The e.H.a. Foundation, ann and gordon getty Foundation, The Harkness Foundation for Dance, The Leir Charitable Foundations, The Libby Holman Foundation, Morgan Stanley Foundation, The Skirball Foundation, Michael Tuch Foundation, and the Music for Youth Initiative of the UJa-Federation of New York. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural affairs in partnership with the City Council, from the New York City Council through the good offices of Councilmember gale Brewer. Lucy Moses School programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the arts with the support of governor andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

Special thanks to the Scholarship Committee of the Friends of Kaufman Center.

The electronic Piano Laboratory was underwritten by the gerald and Janet Carrus Foundation.

SCHOOL CaLeNDaRIn observance of the Jewish calendar, Kaufman Center is closed on the Sabbath and on high Jewish Holidays.

“NO CLaSS” DaTeS BY DaY OF WeeKSun 10/7, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20, 2/17, 3/31, 5/26 mon 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21, 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27tue 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 12/25, 1/1, 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14Wed 9/26, 11/21, 12/26, 1/2, 2/20, 3/27, 5/15thu 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3, 2/21, 3/28, 5/16fri 11/23, 12/28, 1/4, 2/22, 3/29, 5/17

“NO CLaSS” DaTeS BY HOLIDaYSRosh Hashanah 9/17–18 Yom Kippur 9/25–26Sukkot 10/1–2, 10/14Columbus Day/Shemini atzeret 10/7–8Simchat Torah 10/9Thanksgiving 11/21–25Winter Break 12/23–1/4Martin Luther King Jr. Day 1/20–21 President’s Week 2/17–2/22Passover/Spring Break 3/25–4/2Shavout 5/14–17Memorial Day 5/26–27

kaufman center Board of truSteeS

FOUNDINg DIReCTORTzipora H. Jochsberger

OFFICeRSRosalind Devon, Chairmanandrea Brown, PresidentLeonard goodman, Honorary Chairelaine Kaufman, Honorary ChairCharles Dimston, Vice PresidentPhyllis Feder, Vice PresidentBethany Millard, Vice President Irving Sitnick, Vice PresidentChristina M. Mason, TreasurerCathy White O’Rourke, Secretary

TRUSTeeSgregory J. FierceConnie goodmanLydia KontosDavid B. Kriegeralexander P. LamisSolomon MerkinWendy Moslergabrielle London PalitzJudith RomKaren SherryKara UnterbergPatricia WeinbachHadassah WeinerJoy Wyatt

HONORaRY TRUSTeeSLewis KrugerMorton ScheragaBlanche Shapiro elie Wiesel

LeaDeRSHIP COUNCILetta BrandmanDavid KlafterRoy Niederhoffer

aRTISTS COUNCILTzvi avnialan MenkenHarold PrinceFred Sherryarnold Steinhardteugenia Zukerman

LUCY MOSeS SCHOOLaDVISORY BOaRDPhyllis Feder, ChairmanJohanna Roman BarishIlse Blumenfeld andrea BrownRosalind DevonConnie goodmanIgal KesselmanLaurie Lock Wendy MoslerDoris RothenbergFaye Menken SchneierMillie ShenIrving SitnickKara UnterbergPatricia WeinbachHadassah WeinerJo ann Werbel

Kaufman Center does notdiscriminate on the basis of sex,race, religion, color, national originor ancestry, citizenship status,pregnancy, marital status, non-jobrelated physical handicaps, age orsexual orientation in employmentor administration of its educationalpolicies, admission policies,scholarship programs or otherschool-administered programs oractivities. Kaufman Center is anequal Opportunity employer.

Photographs by: David andrako, alicia andrews, Satoru Ishikawa, Joan Jastrebski, Michaela Jebb, gabriel Rivera

The information in this catalog isaccurate as of august 1, 2012 and is subject to change.

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30 31THaNK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTeRSLucy Moses School programs are made possible, in part, with lead support from The Henry and Lucy Moses Fund. additional support is provided by the altman Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Con edison, The David and Minnie Berk Foundation, Deutsche Bank, The Philip Devon Family Foundation, The e.H.a. Foundation, ann and gordon getty Foundation, The Harkness Foundation for Dance, The Leir Charitable Foundations, The Libby Holman Foundation, Morgan Stanley Foundation, The Skirball Foundation, Michael Tuch Foundation, and the Music for Youth Initiative of the UJa-Federation of New York. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural affairs in partnership with the City Council, from the New York City Council through the good offices of Councilmember gale Brewer. Lucy Moses School programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the arts with the support of governor andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

Special thanks to the Scholarship Committee of the Friends of Kaufman Center.

The electronic Piano Laboratory was underwritten by the gerald and Janet Carrus Foundation.

SCHOOL CaLeNDaRIn observance of the Jewish calendar, Kaufman Center is closed on the Sabbath and on high Jewish Holidays.

“NO CLaSS” DaTeS BY DaY OF WeeKSun 10/7, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 1/20, 2/17, 3/31, 5/26 mon 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 12/24, 12/31, 1/21, 2/18, 3/25, 4/1, 5/27tue 9/18, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 12/25, 1/1, 2/19, 3/26, 4/2, 5/14Wed 9/26, 11/21, 12/26, 1/2, 2/20, 3/27, 5/15thu 10/4, 11/22, 12/27, 1/3, 2/21, 3/28, 5/16fri 11/23, 12/28, 1/4, 2/22, 3/29, 5/17

“NO CLaSS” DaTeS BY HOLIDaYSRosh Hashanah 9/17–18 Yom Kippur 9/25–26Sukkot 10/1–2, 10/14Columbus Day/Shemini atzeret 10/7–8Simchat Torah 10/9Thanksgiving 11/21–25Winter Break 12/23–1/4Martin Luther King Jr. Day 1/20–21 President’s Week 2/17–2/22Passover/Spring Break 3/25–4/2Shavout 5/14–17Memorial Day 5/26–27

kaufman center Board of truSteeS

FOUNDINg DIReCTORTzipora H. Jochsberger

OFFICeRSRosalind Devon, Chairmanandrea Brown, PresidentLeonard goodman, Honorary Chairelaine Kaufman, Honorary ChairCharles Dimston, Vice PresidentPhyllis Feder, Vice PresidentBethany Millard, Vice President Irving Sitnick, Vice PresidentChristina M. Mason, TreasurerCathy White O’Rourke, Secretary

TRUSTeeSgregory J. FierceConnie goodmanLydia KontosDavid B. Kriegeralexander P. LamisSolomon MerkinWendy Moslergabrielle London PalitzJudith RomKaren SherryKara UnterbergPatricia WeinbachHadassah WeinerJoy Wyatt

HONORaRY TRUSTeeSLewis KrugerMorton ScheragaBlanche Shapiro elie Wiesel

LeaDeRSHIP COUNCILetta BrandmanDavid KlafterRoy Niederhoffer

aRTISTS COUNCILTzvi avnialan MenkenHarold PrinceFred Sherryarnold Steinhardteugenia Zukerman

LUCY MOSeS SCHOOLaDVISORY BOaRDPhyllis Feder, ChairmanJohanna Roman BarishIlse Blumenfeld andrea BrownRosalind DevonConnie goodmanIgal KesselmanLaurie Lock Wendy MoslerDoris RothenbergFaye Menken SchneierMillie ShenIrving SitnickKara UnterbergPatricia WeinbachHadassah WeinerJo ann Werbel

Kaufman Center does notdiscriminate on the basis of sex,race, religion, color, national originor ancestry, citizenship status,pregnancy, marital status, non-jobrelated physical handicaps, age orsexual orientation in employmentor administration of its educationalpolicies, admission policies,scholarship programs or otherschool-administered programs oractivities. Kaufman Center is anequal Opportunity employer.

Photographs by: David andrako, alicia andrews, Satoru Ishikawa, Joan Jastrebski, Michaela Jebb, gabriel Rivera

The information in this catalog isaccurate as of august 1, 2012 and is subject to change.

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5-String Banjo 5aria da Capo 6art of Interpretation: Comparing great Performances 14Ballet 23Bodywork for Health & Fitness 23Broadway even Closer 21Broadway Singing 5Chamber Music 11Chamber Music Club 19Dalcroze 17Dalcroze at any age 17Dalcroze Summer Intensive 19eurhythmics, Solfege and Improvisation 18Fiddle groove 3Flute 4Flute ensemble 12For the Love of Leider 6Freedom & Structure: Teaching Young Piano Students 7gentle Jazz Movement 23guitar Basics 4Improv 21Improvisation for all Musicians 7Intermediate guitar: Songs of the Beatles 5Introduction to eurhythmics 17Introduction to Jazz 9Jazz 8

Jazz appreciation: The Listening experience 8Jazz ensemble 10Jazz guitar Workshop 10Jazz Improvisation and Harmony 10Jazz Piano Workshop 9Jazz Vocal Workshop 9Klezmer Band 11Music History: Bach to Bartók 14Nashir! The Rottenberg Chorale 12Online Composition 15Opera Workshop 13Pedagogy and applications 18Personal/Professional Development 17Piano Pedagogy 19Piano Performance 7Piano Skills for Beginners 6Private Lessons 3Sight-Singing with Liz Fleischer 16Song & Dance 21Stretching and Relaxation 23Theory 15Voice 5Workout. Rockout. Core Barre 24Workout. Rockout. Core Yoga Flow 24

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